Extended passing off protects the collective reputation of a group of producers rather than just a single brand. Here is how Indian courts apply this doctrine.
A tragic monkey attack in Karnataka has raised urgent questions about public safety and the legal accountability of municipal corporations for animal control.
A 65-year-old cleaner used AI face-swapping software to pose as a young doctor and scam a businessman out of $25,000 in a wild online dating scheme.
A man took an AI firm to court after chatbot advice allegedly led to family misfortune, sparking a major debate on product liability and AI negligence.
Delhi High Court Justice Anup Jairam Bhambhani recently noted that forcing parties into mediation is always a bad idea, highlighting the limits of alternative dispute resolution.
Lawctopus Law School is offering a two-month online certificate course on contract drafting and negotiation starting October 1. Here is everything you need to know about the curriculum, timeline, and how to register.
After 80 Indian employees were fired in a five-minute virtual call by a US fintech firm, serious questions emerge about the legality of mass digital layoffs in India.
A father discovered his nine-year-old son spent ₹1.13 crore on YouTube ads using a company card. Here is what Indian law says about minor contracts and parental liability.
The National Testing Agency has released the UGC NET June 2026 re-exam scorecards for English, Commerce, and Sociology papers. Check your results now.
Imagine logging into a routine work shift only to be told by your employer via a quick 5-minute video call that your entire team of 80 people has been fired. A viral incident brings back the painful reality of remote corporate terminations.
The widow of a Roblox software creator has filed a lawsuit alleging a male escort manipulated her into handing over $6 million while she was grieving.